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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1921

Page

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French Troops to Upper Silesia and Court Fight on Indictments

French troops in Upper Silesia are reported for next week as court arguments unfold over attempts to prosecute Governor Small and three indicted officials. The defense argues the governor cannot be indicted for offical acts, while prosecutors seek to hold him answerable. The hearing, attended by notable figures including ex-congressmen and financiers, centers on whether indictments can proceed without prosecution.

Upper Silesia Piungfield Sinai Kungamon Bisindighwen Meonry Charles L. Koehe Morehan Courn Couns Covernor Dines M. Cisham George 7 Gill Enlis Uni Aow Graham Tito Wer Gree Arerling Mwe John McKeckhbey Joyce and Co. Ghicaga Bond Sureny Brokers Lornesy Mortimer National Surety Company

Petition to Harding on turning roads to Ford Tart

A Michigan petition to President Breeding requests roads be turned over to Henry Ford for operation. Four hundred fruit growers in Genam County signed, with Washington as the meeting place noted. The petition claims current freight rules eat profits of telegraph operations while Ford recently cut freight tires on his railroad the Detroit Toledo & Llontes.

Breeding Henry Bord Qeram Wington Saran Ford Toledo & Lrontes

Shrine workers traverse towns to collect petitions on tour

Shrine Ceremonial delegates led by FW Sisson visit Viroqua Reedsburg Richland Center Spring Green Dodgeville Darlington Argyle Stoughton Platteville Platteville and Prairie du Chien among others. They gather a large batch of petitions from nobles and community leaders, with praises for the tour and the hospitality shown.

Sisson Vertens Mertin Asia Viroqua Feedspawn Jehigad Center Pring Gree Ladgeville Mineral Point Darlington Areyie Slyalisturic Kenton Cue Ite Pheteride Laewister Artirio du Chinn Viroana Nobles Viroqna Reeds Nne Richland Center Nabis Tiliins Thompson Nabi Thompson Spring Green Iran Dodgeville Milly Poi Peet Stuart Argyle Peawik Olsan Stindshurs Nomes Lehr Reck Unenam Sables Michene Cob Hyans Platteville Marcussen Tanerstor Tastman Shiwathe Halfort Senrem

France asks safe conduct for troops through Germany

France presses for a safe passage for a new division to Silesia despite British opposition led by Prime Minister Lloyd George. Rambouillet council ministers discuss sending reinforcements to Tiphares and the Silesian question dominates talks after Millerand’s election. Weeks later U.S. to abandon six army camps and a bank robbery occurs in Minnesota with cash and Liberty bonds taken.

ARIS Briand Council of Minsters Rambouillet Briday Telestuny Berlin Germany Silesia Ramberliet Millerand Amnaissador London Hat Prince

Weather Forecast Summary

Weather outlook calls for generally fair conditions through the weekend with little temperature change. Northwest portions may see cooler nights while most areas will stay mild. Minor variations in wind or clouds expected, with no significant precipitation anticipated.

Four Chartered Steamers Seized by Shipping Board

New York report says four large steamers chartered to United States Mail Steamship Co were seized by the Shipping Board after alleged rent arrears and contract laxity. The vessels include George Washington America Susquehanna President Grant and Agamemnon with total value about 25 million dollars. The Board, citing rent and contract issues, placed guardians on all seized ships and plans to operate one itself if needed.

NEW Yorks Francis Rmayer United States Mail Steamship Company Shipping Board Mc Mayer New York Tnited States Shippipe Board Alail Steamship Company United States Ehant Marine Air George Washington America Susquehannia Grant Agamemnon Stizarts Elmer Lehinsinger The Trinad States Mail Steamship Company Giustodians Shine Jving Snether

Bootlegger Clearing House Found On Illinois Farm

A raid on Inversi Farms, south of Burlington, Ill, uncovered a bootlegging operation supplying Madison and other towns. Fire barrels of whiskey and thirty four cases plus gallons in cans were burned. Arrest warrants issued for John Conklin and farm owner. Cark Carteron, alias Quanklin, previously a Madison saloon keeper, detained.

Cntcagg Madison Wis Yedeca Inversi Borrington Ill Stvents

Factory for Chicago Firm Planned at $1.5 Million Plant

American Tar Producers Company announced a new $1,500,000 plant to produce goarac by products, the largest of its kind in the world. The firm already operates facilities in Milwaukee and other cities.

Chicago Ouicagq American Tar Producers Company Goarac Satore Hay Alroady Miwaukee

Police warning on checks moving through Selly region

Police warn merchants and residents about checks possibly passing through Selly, tied to a break in at Freeland Steel Tank company Peruice on Tig La A, with stolen check protectors and bandits heading toward Unis city, urging caution about checks bearing the company name.

Freeland

Madison probes soaring prices of ice cream and milk

Madison officials form a council committee including the city attorney and four aldermen to study high ice cream and milk costs. The panel will report at the next council meeting with plans to reduce prices after review of state market department data showing widespread price inflation in the city.

Madison Wis

Families in Camp Offer Room at Sew Amsterdam

An announcement by LA. 4 Dewey today says there will be room for two families in the dietary at Sew Amsterdam during the coming week. Anyone knowing a deserving family may contact Mr. Dewey at the Rescue Mission tonight on Sunday night.

Amsterdam Dewey Todir Dewes

Spaniards Repulse Tribesmen Attacks in Morocco

Spanish forces, reinforced, repelled attacks by rebellious tribesmen in Morocco's Mellin region. Latest dispatches from Morgen report several tribesmen killed and Fundrede wounded.

Morocco Morneen

La Crosse fair plans loom large in Sunday paper

The upcoming La Crosse Interstate fair is shown as a major national event with organizers directing preparations. The issue features photographs of the leaders behind the preparations for the countywide showcase and Shrine ceremonial activities, inviting readers to tour the county with county agents and officials viewing the attractions and wonders.

la Crosse

Flyer Alights Safely From Volcano Crater Island

In a dramatic forced landing near an extinct volcano, forest service pilot Raymond G. Fisher landed on a tiny island in Crater Lake Oregon. He repairable engine plugs using wireless contact, received sparks by parachute from Medford, and safely departed the island with the help of another plane.

Flyer AN Francisco Cal Oregon Raymond G. Fisher Forest Service America Fisher Medford Ske Medferd

Immunity Waivers in Sox Trial Face Admissibility Question

The trial of former White Sox players in Chicago proceeds with key questions on whether grand jury statements by Bill Cicotte, Joe Jackson and Maud Williams can be admitted if immunity waivers are missing. Prosecutors note waivers’ absence could limit which confessions are admissible, as defense plans to call witnesses next week. Meanwhile a separate Watertown- Milwaukee robbery case leads to two arrests on a train for a hold up that killed a man. details remain sketchy as Watertown reports and local police confirm swift action.

Joe Jackson Poemer Ate Ticklee Lenlseri Mes Maines Trichy George S. Gorn Kaldie Cicotte D Maude Williams Arntarney Garni Waterton Milwaukee Road North Side Depo Watertown Eonty

Stinnes Suffers Brain Concussion In Auto Accident

German capitalist Ringo Stinnes sustained a brain concussion and a severe scalp wound when the automobile he rode in overturned Saturday in the Prussian town of Schagen. The crash occurred during evening motoring, and Stinnes remained under medical care.

Stinnes

Turkish Nationalists Evacuate Angora as Population Flees

Reports from Anastolia’s interior describe Angora the nationalist capital being evacuated toward Sivas about 230 miles east. The interior advices call the situation critical though unconfirmed by other sources.

Athens Angora Sivas Anatolia

Village Without a Mayor Appeals to Governor

Saing, a Minnesota village without a mayor recorder or authority to transact business, appeals to Governor Trens after officials were sentenced to sixty days in jail for contempt by Federal Judge Page Mortis in Dolurb. The village seeks a temporary head from the governor.

ST. Pats Aint Saing Trens Minnesota Page Mortis Dolurb

Arrest of 3 Rail Workers Breaks Up Freight Theft Ring

Madison Wis The arrest of three Northwestern railroad employees this afternoon is believed by police to break a freight car theft ring. Those arrested are Walter J Hanson, Willard B Otter, and Frank C Ritson. Otter and Whitson pleaded not guilty and were bound over $1500 bail with trial set for August.

Madison Wis Northwestern Railroad Royal Police Department Stozen Walter J. Hanson Willan Otter Switchman Frank ¢. Ritson Kansoy Thell

Ten Dollars Per Stick-Up Paid for Aiding Robberies

New York hold up leaders offered ten dollars per stick up to assistants, according to detectives through Gerald Clair of Denver who is held for complicity in two cigar store robberies. Clair’s alleged share totaled eighty dollars while his accomplice earned one hundred forty dollars.

New York Gerald Clair Denver Clair

Terms grant foral home rule to Irish leaders

Irish peace proposals center on fiscal autonomy as Prime Minister Lloyd George seeks to win De Valera and Sinn Fein support. South African Premier Smuts may mediate. Ulster observers expect limited involvement unless talks broaden to fiscal decisions and home rule.

Celin Associated Press Jield George Eamonn de Valera London Associated Pressi Banjona de Valera Ulster Express General Smuts Inc Ireland Terhanseres General Smat Smuts Leish Ston Fein Mazioni de Valera Dublin Lord George Friday Dail Eireann Sinn Fein Lloyd George de Valeri James Craig Mister Dy Vai Jova Lford George House of Commons Belfast

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